The process of self-development through which we establish a unique sense of who we are as a person and our relationship to the rest of the world is known as:
A) social identity
B) the I
C) self-identity
D) the me
E) peer groups

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Self-identity refers to the process of self-development where we establish a unique sense of who we are as a person, distinct from others, with our beliefs, attitudes, values, and experiences. It involves a continuous exploration and reflection of our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, and how they shape and define us as an individual. Social identity (A) refers to the aspects of our identity that are derived from the groups we belong to, such as our race, ethnicity, gender, religion, or nationality. The I (B) refers to the subjective sense of self, as we experience ourselves as the center of our consciousness. The me (D) refers to the objective sense of self, as we perceive ourselves and our role in society according to the values and norms of our culture. Peer groups (E) refer to the social groups of individuals who share similar interests, backgrounds, or behaviors, and who influence each other's attitudes and behaviors.

The Process of Self-Development Through Which We Establish a Unique